Mark Young Construction

Mark Young Construction MYC has been in business since 1989 in the Construction Management and General Contracting industry. has been building greatness for more than 28 years.

From walk-in coolers to commercial office space, Mark Young Construction, Inc. We’ve changed the lives of communities, businesses, and municipalities throughout the west. And we believe there’s nothing a little hard work and good planning can’t solve. Want to learn more about what we do? Check out our website for more information.

Tomorrow, the doors open.This is the work that got us here. The precise, hands-on effort that happens long before a ribb...
06/02/2026

Tomorrow, the doors open.

This is the work that got us here. The precise, hands-on effort that happens long before a ribbon is cut or a customer walks through the front door.

The MYC team put that same level of care into every phase of this 103,000-square-foot King Soopers Marketplace on Colorado Boulevard, and tomorrow it pays off.

Doors open at 9:00 a.m. tomorrow morning (June 3) at 4201 E. Arkansas Ave. in Denver. We're proud of what this store will mean to the community it serves.

Follow along for more of the projects we're building across Colorado and beyond.

05/27/2026

The answer you'll hear most from the people who do this work: Watching something go from nothing to something.

It sounds simple but think about what that actually means. You show up to a piece of land. There's nothing there. And over weeks and months of hard work, coordination, problem-solving, and showing up every single day — something real takes shape. Something permanent. Something that will be standing long after you've moved on to the next job.

That's not a feeling you get in a lot of careers. The ability to point at something and say — I built that. My hands, my team, our work.

It's why the people who find their way into construction tend to stay in it. Not because it's easy, but because that feeling never really gets old.

Follow us to hear more from the people actually doing the work and check our link in bio if you're interested in joining the crew.

05/25/2026

When a project runs smoothly, it usually looks easy from the outside.

What people don’t see is the amount of planning and coordination that happened before the work ever started. Questions get answered early, schedules get built realistically, and everyone understands the plan.

That kind of preparation makes a big difference once the job is underway. The work moves forward instead of stopping and starting, and small issues get handled before they turn into bigger ones.

A smooth project usually isn’t luck. It’s a team that put the time in early and stayed organized the whole way through.

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05/22/2026

Think about the last time you walked into a grocery store. You grabbed a cart, you navigated the aisles, you checked out and went home. You probably didn't think once about what it took to build that space.
That's kind of the point.

This King Soopers project is one of those builds — the kind that becomes so woven into daily life that the construction behind it becomes invisible. But getting here wasn't simple. The elevation change on this site created real engineering and logistics challenges that required our team to think carefully about every phase of the work.

That's what we do. We solve the problems you never see so the finished space feels exactly like it should — effortless.

Follow us to see how this project comes together from the ground up.

05/21/2026

Before a single wall goes up, we already know this space is going to belong to someone.

Not us — we'll be long gone by the time the community really makes it their own. But the kids who'll explore it, the families who'll gather there, the people who'll use it every single day for the next twenty years — they're the ones we're really building for.

Imagine seeing the faces of a community light up when they see a finished project for the first time.

The way a space that used to be nothing suddenly becomes somewhere that matters. That's the version of this work that nobody photographs — and it's the part that drives everything we do.

We don't just build to spec. We build to last, and we build for people.

Follow along and see the spaces we've been trusted to build.

05/20/2026

From the outside, construction can look pretty straightforward. Once you’ve been around a few projects, you realize how much has to come together before the first day of work.

The projects that go well usually have one thing in common. The planning was taken seriously and the details were worked through early.

When that part gets rushed, the job gets harder than it needs to be. Schedules tighten, decisions pile up, and small issues turn into bigger ones.

Experience shows up in how a project starts, not just how it finishes.

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05/18/2026

We think about legacy differently than most companies. Not legacy in the abstract, inspirational quote sense. Legacy in the literal sense. The building we finish this year will still be standing and serving people in 2045. That the choices we make today are built into the walls of spaces that communities depend on.

When you really sit with that, it changes how you run a meeting. How you handle a problem on site. How seriously you take a detail that no one else might ever notice.

Picture walking past a school you helped build, years later, and seeing it exactly as it was meant to be full of students, humming with life, doing its job. Or a public space that used to be an empty lot, now full of people who have no idea what it took to get there.

That image is what drives every decision we make on site. Not because someone is watching but because the building will be there for years ahead.

Take a look at some of the work we're most proud of — link in bio.

05/15/2026

One of the most complex parts of this King Soopers project has nothing to do with the building itself.

Underneath this site, we're installing a storm sewer system with water quality pods — a filtration infrastructure that captures rainwater, filters it, and distributes it gradually over time rather than letting it run off all at once.

Most people who shop here will never know it exists. They'll never think about where the water goes when it rains. But this system is doing real environmental work every time there's a storm — protecting local waterways, managing runoff, and meeting the kind of modern infrastructure standards that responsible development requires.

This is what it looks like when a project is built with more than the building in mind. The systems underneath and around a structure matter just as much as what you can see — and we take them just as seriously.

Follow us to keep seeing the parts of construction that never make it into the final photos.

05/13/2026

Nobody hires a construction company and thinks "I hope there are a lot of surprises." They want to know the project is under control. They want to sleep at night.

The way you give people that confidence isn't by being the loudest company in the room or having the fanciest proposal. It's by communicating clearly, consistently, and honestly even when the news isn't perfect.

At MYC, our clients don't chase us for updates. They hear from us before they think to ask. When something changes on site, they find out immediately... not at the next scheduled check-in, not after it becomes a bigger problem.

That standard isn't just good customer service. It's what keeps a $10 issue from becoming a $10,000 problem. It's what keeps a tight timeline on track. It's what makes clients come back and send their colleagues our way.

If you've worked with construction companies that made you feel like you were on the outside of your own project, you know how rare this is. Reach out if you want to talk about what working with MYC actually looks like.

05/11/2026

At MYC, we talk a lot about total employee involvement — every person having a stake in the outcome of the project. And this is what that looks like in practice. People who aren't just doing a job, but who understand the weight of what they're building and take it personally.

The crew on this King Soopers project — our team and our subcontractors — have pushed hard to keep this timeline on track. That kind of commitment doesn't come from a schedule. It comes from people who genuinely care about delivering something the community can count on.

If you're someone who thinks about your work the same way, we'd love to have you on the team.

Check out our current openings at the link in bio.

Address

7200 Miller Place
Frederick, CO
80504

Opening Hours

Monday 7:30am - 5pm
Tuesday 7:30am - 5pm
Wednesday 7:30am - 5pm
Thursday 7:30am - 5pm
Friday 7:30am - 12pm

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+13037761449

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https://www.linkedin.com/company/mark-young-construction

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